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Plant Corner
This month I am going to have two plants of the month, I like to think I know of a lot of plants but as was pointed out to me by a great ‘plantsman’ a long time ago now, it is impossible to know them all. So occasionally I get customers request plants that I don’t know and it is always nice to find new plants especially when the results are so good.
The first is just about passing its flowering period, but well worth getting for next year as it can have plenty of growing time now through the year, and it is Pyrostegia Venusta or Flame Vine. As suggested by its name it is a climber that gets a wonderful plumage of orange flowers during the winter, which is always worth their while at such a dull time of year.
The second, which is more for February to March must be the almond tree, Prunus Dulcis and Prunus Amygdallus. I would always re c om me nd planting them in groups and normally toward
the outer edges of the garden so when it isn’t in season it’s not in your immediate vision but, when that blossom comes out it can really pop.
If you would like any of these plants, we can arrange to get them for you via our sister company Flores Garden Centre online where we can order them and deliver to your door.
Get Garden Ready for the new season.
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